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New answer posted•4 months ago

Is UWS private or public?

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Asked by Bhumika Vimal
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4 months ago

The University of the West of Scotland or UWS is a public university and it is fully recognized by the UK government.  In the Indian student context, UWS is a great and affordable option because it offers a large Indian community and strong Industry connections. 

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Is UWS private or public?

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Asked by Bhumika Vimal
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4 months ago

The University of the West of Scotland or UWS is a public university and it is fully recognized by the UK government.  In the Indian student context, UWS is a great and affordable option because it offers a large Indian community and strong Industry connections. 

Look at the key facts about

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4 months ago

The most common educational backgrounds which Indian students hold reflect a strong preference for the practical, STEM and Business courses. These students generally hold degrees in the give subjects - 

  • Computer Science & IT  (BCA, BTech in Software Engineering, IT and Cybersecurity)
  • Account

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4 months ago

Test-optional means you can choose whether to submit scores. Test-blind (test-free) means the school won't consider scores even if you submit them.

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Do test-optional US schools really not disadvantage non-SAT submitters?

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Asked by Kanika
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4 months ago

Policies vary. Schools generally state that non-submitters aren't penalized, but a strong score can still help strengthen an application at a test-optional school, especially if other parts of your profile (GPA, essays) are less competitive.

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Is the SAT only for US university admissions?

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Asked by Piyush
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4 months ago

No, some universities in Canada, the UK, Singapore, and India also accept SAT scores for undergraduate admissions.

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New answer posted•4 months ago
Loveleen Sharma
4 months ago

Yes, to prove English language proficiency, Indian students can take tests like IELTS or TOEFL.

If the student does not have a valid English language qualification, a conditional offer is made to them based on the student achieving the needed IELTS score.

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4 months ago

Yes, the University of Manchester's prestigious global standing does have an impact into strong hiring for Indian employers. Manchester University is part of the Russell Group of institutions, which is highly valued in the UK as well as abroad. 

The university has a strong active alumni network

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Is UCC Ireland tier 1?

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Asked by Pallavi
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4 months ago

Yes, University College Cork is considered a premier tier one institution in Ireland. It is ranked in the among top 250 by the QS World University Rankings. 

It is known for its research-intensive activities in Ireland alongside other great Irish institutions like Trinity College Dublin. As per

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There are no particular rankings for BBA Courses at both TU Munich and LMU Munich, but the general rankings are #1 for TU Munich and #2 for LMU Munich. Ludwig Maximilian is very budget friendly because it does not charge any tuition fee whereas LMU Munich offers 8 BBA Courses while TU Munich offers

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